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I don't think too many were going to take her on. Since she was remanded to custody (and just released a day or so ago), it has transpired that one of the blacks spat on the floor, just missing the boy, hence the tirade.

Put another way Brother.. if someone did something like that towards my boy, swear words would be the last thing they were arresting me for.

The whole thing about this was not what she said, but what happened to her. She was arrested, put in jail, named and shamed in the media.. life pretty much ruined (and her kids were initially taken by the State).. and for what? Saying that those on the train were not British?
At the exact same time, Somali girls, who were caught on camera beating a white girl to a pulp, all whilst shouting 'Kill the white slag' 'kick that white bitch' were released from court with a slap on the wrist.. people are waking up to the double standards.. and if it takes someone with the mouth of a sailor, who by the way, if fairly representative of normal people in a highly stressed position, then so be it.

Emma West was an unknown woman just a short while ago. She lived in a part of London that was over run by non British people, and indeed, had saw the devastation caused by them during the August Riots.
One day she snapped.. and whilst on a train, she let rip on the carriage..

http://youtu.be/fWEtzQglckQ

Within a day of this video on Youtube, this lady was arrested, and hauled before the courts, and then remanded in custody. This video had over 12 million views before being removed 2 days ago.
I monitored this, and of course, at the start, all the usual DIEversity pro PC brigade were out wishing murder and rape upon here (and of course, with no sanction from their masters).. but a trend was starting to be set, with more and more commenting and agreeing with her pov, no matter how crassly put. Then the vid was removed.

Regardless of the content, it seems to have genuinely sparked a flicker of concern amongst the majority.. especially when other, far more serious crimes (such as one listed below, or the man and women, bailed, after a 4 week old baby is found with every rib broken and anally raped.. they got 24 hour protection at their house, and a safe house). It has made people realise how far the anti white pogroms have actually gone, and are going!

In LONDON!!

London police arrest 143 at DR Congo vote protest

(AFP) – 3 days ago

LONDON — Police in London said they arrested 143 people on Saturday during an angry demonstration by up to 500 people against the re-election of President Joseph Kabila in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Protesters broke away from a designated demonstration area to block a major road near Prime Minister David Cameron's Downing Street office before attacking cars and shops and threatening members of the public, police said.

"A total of 143 people have been arrested during a demonstration in central London today," Scotland Yard said in a statement, adding that 110 of these had been detained on suspicion of affray.

The demonstration had begun peacefully, with a crowd of between 400 and 500 people, by police estimates, holding up placards condemning the official result of the November 28 poll, which handed victory to Kabila.

Chanting and blowing whistles in the cold winter air, they declared veteran opposition leader Etienne Tshisekedi the winner and angrily condemned the sitting president.

"He is a murderer. Nobody voted for him. We want him out now in Congo," 22-year-old student Edwige told AFP at the protest.

After several hours in one place, the demonstrators moved up Whitehall, the main street of government buildings in central London, towards Trafalgar Square, blocking the road.

"A group then moved away from the main protest and began to damage property including cars and shops as well as threatening members of the public," police said, adding: "110 people were then arrested on suspicion of affray."

The electoral stand-off in DR Congo intensified Saturday as the government threatened to prosecute Tshisekedi for claiming victory, and police said four people had died in post-poll violence.

But a statement late Saturday issued by observers from the Carter Center, a non-profit group founded by former US President Jimmy Carter, said the election had been so marred by irregularities that it was not credible.

I won't comment too much on this accept to say this - If they are so troubled by what happens in their Democratic Republic, then GO HOME!

Police are still hunting for more than 200 people in connection with the riots that blighted London in August.

Scotland Yard is putting 213 images taken from hours of CCTV footage online on the website Flickr in a bid to catch those who may have been involved.

The move is part of a campaign to catch offenders in the run-up to Christmas, and comes after officers combed through 200,000 hours of footage.

The Met said help from the public in finding those responsible has so far led to 3,269 arrests for a variety of offences and 2,046 people being charged or summonsed.

Across London, 22 boroughs experienced disorder and as of December 5, 3,877 crimes had been reported to the police, the force said.

Commander Steve Rodhouse said: "I would like to thank the public for continuing to assist us with this investigation. Without their help positive identifications on several images would not have been made.

"Four months on from the disorder my team of officers remain absolutely committed to identifying, arresting and charging those involved in the criminality that took place.

"The investigation is a huge challenge and one that will continue for some time to come, but I want to reassure London's communities that we are determined to bring those who committed these outrageous crimes to justice and more arrests will follow.

"I urge anyone with any information to come forward."

All 213 images can be found on the Metropolitan Police Service's Flickr page at www.flickr.com/photos/metropolitanpolice/sets/72157628402525369/ Anyone who recognises a picture or has any information can contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111, quoting the reference number alongside the image.

You never know.. you might know someone..

The Minister for Finance has said that any EU referendum would come down to whether Ireland wanted to continue in the euro or not.

Speaking at Bloomberg in London, Michael Noonan said he believed that, faced with that question, the Irish people would pass such a referendum.

Asked whether Ireland would have to hold a referendum on what emerges from Europe in March, the Minister said he did not know.

"On one interpretation of what's on the table this can be done without constitutional change, but there's debate about that. Our legal people won't be able to call it until they see the text," he told reporters after the speech.

But Mr Noonan said there was an urgency to draft the policy objective outlined in Brussels.

"People will not be able to judge whether a referendum is required in Ireland until they see the text."

The Minister also said the imposition of a transaction tax would be a matter of concern for Ireland if it were to be applied to the financial services sector in Dublin and not in London.

However, Mr Noonan said that he did not think the use of the British veto in Brussels last week would have any immediate impact on Ireland's financial services sector which employs over 30,000 people.

He added that the Government had a better idea of the UK's position now following last night's telephone conversation between the Taoiseach and David Cameron.

A spokesperson said their discussions were positive with both leaders reaffirming the importance of continued political and economic ties between the two countries.

In his speech, Mr Noonan said 2011 had been a relatively successful one in terms of political stability and economic recovery.

He also said that he is part of the strangest Government this country has ever had - as it is almost a national unity government.

"The Government has a plan that is designed to provide clarity, meet targets, return to growth and return to the markets."

The minister said it was a pity that what was agreed at last week's EU summit in Brussels was not endorsed by all EU member states.

"But we are not saying that in any critical way of the UK. They make their decisions in the interests of their country."

Could this be an escape clause for the Republic of Ireland? A referendum is the last thing bankers etc want, as the people are now aware of their loss of sovereignty to the jewish financial institutions.